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Mercurial Chicago Blues guitarist Lurrie Bell - whom the Boston Phoenix declared "the most talented blues guitarist of his generation" - has released his most accomplished deeply heartfelt album yet. Music has the power to heal, to restore and empower, not only the artist but the listener as well. Lurrie Bells remarkable new album, Lets Talk About Love, is proof positive of this. In fact, with Lets Talk About Love, the firebrand Chicago blues guitarslinger whom the Boston Phoenix declared the most talented blues guitarist of his generation has released his most accomplished, deeply heartfelt album yet. Bells masterful creation, produced by longtime associate Matthew Skoller, is upbeat, warm, wise, and deeply inspiring, vividly displaying Bells unshakeable faith in the curative power of the blues. Lets Talk About Love is a personal triumph for Bell, who has certainly experienced his share of adversity and come out, as his producer describes, without any bitterness or anger. Lurries a quiet, sweet guy who takes refuge in his music thats how he survives. In 2007 alone, Bell lost two of the most-loved people in his life: his father, Chicago blues harmonica great Carey Bell; and Susan Greenberg, his partner and the mother of his toddler daughter, Aria (for whom he named his current music label, Aria B. G. Records). Bell had already triumphed over a debilitating bout of mental illness that stretched through much of the 80s and 90s, a period during which hed even gone homeless for a time a far cry from the stardom that authoritative publications including the New York Times and Rolling Stone had predicted for this scintillating second-generation bluesman. 1 Let's Talk About Love2 Earthquake and Hurricane3 You Ought to Be Ashamed4 Why (am I Treated So Bad)5 Feeling Good6 Missing You7 Directly From My Heart to You8 Cold Chills9 Chicago Is Loaded With the Blues10 My Dog Can't Bark11 Turn to Me12 Wine Head Woman
Mercurial Chicago Blues guitarist Lurrie Bell - whom the Boston Phoenix declared "the most talented blues guitarist of his generation" - has released his most accomplished deeply heartfelt album yet. Music has the power to heal, to restore and empower, not only the artist but the listener as well. Lurrie Bells remarkable new album, Lets Talk About Love, is proof positive of this. In fact, with Lets Talk About Love, the firebrand Chicago blues guitarslinger whom the Boston Phoenix declared the most talented blues guitarist of his generation has released his most accomplished, deeply heartfelt album yet. Bells masterful creation, produced by longtime associate Matthew Skoller, is upbeat, warm, wise, and deeply inspiring, vividly displaying Bells unshakeable faith in the curative power of the blues. Lets Talk About Love is a personal triumph for Bell, who has certainly experienced his share of adversity and come out, as his producer describes, without any bitterness or anger. Lurries a quiet, sweet guy who takes refuge in his music thats how he survives. In 2007 alone, Bell lost two of the most-loved people in his life: his father, Chicago blues harmonica great Carey Bell; and Susan Greenberg, his partner and the mother of his toddler daughter, Aria (for whom he named his current music label, Aria B. G. Records). Bell had already triumphed over a debilitating bout of mental illness that stretched through much of the 80s and 90s, a period during which hed even gone homeless for a time a far cry from the stardom that authoritative publications including the New York Times and Rolling Stone had predicted for this scintillating second-generation bluesman. 1 Let's Talk About Love2 Earthquake and Hurricane3 You Ought to Be Ashamed4 Why (am I Treated So Bad)5 Feeling Good6 Missing You7 Directly From My Heart to You8 Cold Chills9 Chicago Is Loaded With the Blues10 My Dog Can't Bark11 Turn to Me12 Wine Head Woman
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